Story update19 Sept, 01:28 BAGHDAD

Political analyst Hussein al-Ibrahimi backs state weapons control

THE FILE10 SIGNALS · OPENED 18 Sept

18 Sept, 02:12AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV platforms state-first weapons control
18 Sept, 02:12Ufuq Center head al-Atwani gives conflicting Saudi tolls
18 Sept, 04:22Center heads dispute an Iraq-launched Saudi attack
18 Sept, 14:26AAH-owned Al-Ahad platforms competing weapons-control lines
18 Sept, 21:45Al-Ahad platforms compatible weapons-control formulations
18 Sept, 22:13Security adviser Qasim al-Araji says weapons-control committee has no deadline – Shafaq News
19 Sept, 02:26Political analyst Hussein al-Ibrahimi backs state weapons control
19 Sept, 15:38Security Media Cell head Lieutenant General Saad Ma’an says weapons-regulation project continues – AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV
19 Sept, 17:53Commander-in-chief spokesman Sabah al-Numan says armed-action justification ends 30 September
19 Sept, 20:43Baghdad seeks PMF missile handover – AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV

WHAT HAPPENED

On 18 September, political analyst Hussein al-Ibrahimi, speaking on Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official), called concentrating and regulating weapons under state authority necessary for security, development, investment, services and infrastructure projects. He said factions should be contained in recognition of their past role and that the absence of foreign forces would make them more comfortable handing over their weapons.

WHO CARRIED IT · EVERY MESSAGE, LINKED

Al-Ahad TVAAH — official19 Sept, 01:28
“Concentrating and regulating weapons under state authority is necessary and important and was called for by the religious authority; the absence of foreign forces gives the factions greater comfort in handing over their weapons; concentrating and regulating weapons is a gateway to providing services and implementing projects.”
حصر وتنظيم السلاح بيد الدولة ملف ضروري ومهم نادت به المرجعية الدينية؛ عدم وجود قوات اجنبية يعطي أريحية للفصائل بتسليم سلاحها؛ حصر وتنظيم السلاح مدخل لتلبية وتوفير الخدمات وتنفيذ المشاريع

In posting order. Translated by the desk, published as evidence — not endorsement. A channel name opens the message where it was posted.

WATCH — WHAT WOULD MOVE THIS FILE

repetition of the foreign-force condition Qais al-Khazali, AAH’s secretary-general, or a Sadiqoun MP by 21 September, and any AAH-authored weapons-handover terms by 30 September; any of these moves this file.